Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
I've just started that - did you rate it?32 - Mieville - October
I've just started that - did you rate it?32 - Mieville - October
So I've spent six months now completing my PGDip and not reading outside that subject; I'm not going to count the PGDip books as my aim was to increase the amount I read for pleasure, even if that decision makes my target unreachable this year.1/25 Junk by Melvin Burgess
2/25 The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters
3/25 The White Album by Joan Didion
4/25 Short Cuts by Raymond Carver
5/25 Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys
6/25 To Rise Again At A Decent Hour by Joshua Ferris.
7/25 Dark Matter by Michelle Paver. A sliver of Arctic dread. I enjoyed it a lot.
8/25 Talking to the Dead by Harry Bingham. Enjoyable crime fiction, with the added interest of being set where I live
Is that good? I've come across it mentioned a few times...
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Now reading a nearly 1000-page novel and some nonfiction thing about suicide terrorism at the same time so that might be me done for the month - or even the year, given how infrequent my reading's been so far.
yeah its a really great book. i've got a lot out of everything of hers i've read so far, i'd especially recommend Citizens to Lords and Liberty & Property (I think there was to be a 3rd in the series but it didn't happen before she passed away). both are very interesting materialist take on the development of political thought and complement the approach taken in Origins well.33 - Meiksins Wood - The Origins of Capitalism: A Longer View - excellent. Read a few journal articles by her, but never read any of her books, more fool me
1/25 Malcolm X and Alex Haley - The Autobiography of Malcolm X
2/25 Alex de Jonge - Nightmare Culture: Lautremont & "Les Chants de Maldoror"
3/25 Viv Albertine - Clothes Clothes Clothes Music Music Music Boys Boys Boys
4/25 Endnotes 1: Preliminary Materials For A Balance Sheet Of The Twentieth Century
5/25 Susana Medina - The Bowie Neuro-Transmitter
6/25 Michael Muhammad Knight - The Five Percenters: Islam, Hip Hop and the Gods of New York
7/25 Jane Austen - Pride and Prejudice
8/25 Endnotes 2: Misery And The Value Form
9/25 Kim Gordon: Girl In A Band
10/25 Tom Vague - King Mob Echo: From The Gordon Riots to Situationists and Sex Pistols
11/25 Paul Harrison - Inside The Inner City: Life Under The Cutting Edge
12/25 Cosey Fanni Tutti - Art Sex Music
13/25 Karl Marx - Capital volume 3
14/25 Chris Kraus - I Love Dick
15/25 Jeffrey Boakye - Hold Tight: Black Masculinity, Millennials & the Meaning of Grime
16/25 Rosa Schling - The Lime Green Mystery: An Oral History of the Centerprise Co-Operative
17/25 David Keenan - This Is Memorial Device
18/25 Endnotes 3: Gender, Race, Class And Other Misfortunes
19/25 Emmanuelle Waeckerle & Stefan Szczelkun - Rise With Your Class Not From It: The Working Press Archive Is A Thorn
20/25 Charles Mingus - Beneath The Underdog
21/25 Thaler & Sunstein - Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth and Happiness
22/25 Dave Tomlin - Tales from the Embassy: Communiques from the Guild of Transcultural Studies 1976-1991
23/25 David Robins and Phil Cohen - Knuckle Sandwich: Growing Up in the Working-Class City
24/25 Angela Carter - The Sadeian Woman: An Exercise In Cultural History
25/25 RosaLee Goldberg - Laurie Anderson
26/25 Simon Morris - Creepshots
27/25 Gabi Losoncy - Second Person